cxgirl, good eye on the ingredients list. Our first impression (as usual, that's all it is, an impression, no factual evidence involved) upon...
Stan was a genius in many ways, but he couldn't draw a stick figure...
We agree with Kronos' take on your "Cast Iron Toy 1" thread, and we'd add that if you obtained this and the other item together, the odds are that...
The first, with the six uneven stitches and the pinkish hue, looks almost homemade. It might (might) have considerable age. The second, more...
We see "Berlin" as well. Can't make out the washed-out / painted-over bit to the left of that, but the name above it sure looks like "Gunther" to...
"Surreal lady" very reminiscent of the works of Frederick Haucke... except, ehhh, a little less nightmarish. Incidentally, word is that a...
We just want to compliment BMRT on her beautifully clean nails. We wish the appraisers on Antiques Roadshow were even half as fastidious about...
Thanks, KSW. We barely dabble in the hobby any longer, but we have figures equally detailed (but individual figures only, not molded in groups)...
Thinking that that the "bus stop" group might have been made for use in a model train layout... just a guess...
Figtree provided a link to an excellent page. For more information (and estimates for market values) about this (or any non-sports card set),...
That title sounds dangerously like a euphemism for... umm... something... :facepalm: :shame: :bag:
Thanks for the reply -- we were thinking maybe a lamp finial, but it doesn't appear to be threaded like one would expect to see for that...
Is the bottom solid and closed, or is there a threaded opening like it should screw down over a bolt?
We would suggest that might be the bottom half of a jacket, not pantaloons... over-the-knee britches with stockings, and a vague resemblance to...
Looks like an etching, not a print per se... Evan Scott? Susan Scott?
https://www.fultonhistory.org/ -- excellent, thanks for the tip! ... waitaminnit... rrmmph... unable to raise fultonhistory.com on any of...
Outstanding research, Jivvy! We admit to being quite surprised that a "real" newspaper provided anything more than the most cursory coverage of...
Jivvy, the fob or medallion and its inscription are kind of an oddball items even by the standards of 1910s sports memorabilia and sports jargon....
Debora's on the right track -- the roster of the 1916 D&CL champion Fougera & Co team, for starters, can be found here, in this November 1916 (vo...
It's a planter, all right. It's not meant to be a face -- it's Slenderman standing on rollerskates.
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